Kevin Stefanski just dropped a bomb on the Browns’ QB situation, and Deshaun Watson might wanna start looking over his shoulder. On the surface, it seems like Cleveland is just doing their usual pre-draft homework, but let’s be real—this move is shady.

Even though some franchises are annoyed by Shedeur Sanders. The Browns are bringing in the Colorado QB for a top-30 visit this week, and it’s not just some casual meetup. This is his first official visit in the pre-draft process, and the fact that Cleveland is rolling out the red carpet is… interesting. With the No. 2 pick in the draft, they’re in prime position to land a top-tier quarterback, and if they weren’t at least thinking about making a change, why even entertain the idea? The Browns aren’t just browsing—they’re doing some serious window shopping.

Now, let’s talk about Deshaun Watson. His time in Cleveland has been anything but smooth. A season-ending injury in Week 7, struggles fitting into Stefanski’s offense, and reports of him lowkey butting heads with the coaching staff? Yeah, not a great look. Apparently, Watson wasn’t vibing with Stefanski’s scheme and resisted making adjustments. And now, instead of fully backing their $230 million QB, the Browns are out here entertaining other options. If they actually draft Sanders, that’s a loud-and-clear sign that Watson’s job isn’t as safe as he thinks.

Cleveland’s got options, and they know it. Sanders is getting attention for his poise, football IQ, and leadership—traits the Browns would love in their next franchise QB. And let’s not forget that they could trade up or down in the draft, meaning even more chaos for Watson. If Cleveland really wanted to, they could start fresh with a younger, more adaptable QB, and that contract they gave Watson suddenly becomes a problem they need to solve.

So yeah, this could just be the Browns doing their due diligence. But if I were Watson, I’d be sweating. The vibes are off, and this whole situation is looking like the beginning of a major shake-up. The next few weeks are about to get real spicy in Cleveland.

Jameis Winston is in his ‘hire me’ era, but will any team swipe, right?

Jameis Winston is out here practically begging for a job, and honestly? The desperation is kinda showing. With free agency about to pop off, the former Browns QB is throwing his name out there like it’s a Black Friday sale. He’s making it very clear—he’ll take any opportunity to prove he can still sling it. And after years of being the NFL’s ultimate rollercoaster ride, he knows he’s running out of time to change the vibe around his career.

Let’s be real—his season with the Browns was mid at best. He got his shot when Deshaun Watson went down, had one banger of a game against the Steelers, but overall? Tough look. thirteen touchdowns, 12 interceptions, and Cleveland basically hit the ‘Unsubscribe’ button after one season. Now, instead of teams lining up to sign him, Winston is out here doing full-on job interviews on TV, saying, “I just need to get in the door.”

And to be fair, he’s got some teams at least lurking. The Giants and Jets are reportedly keeping tabs, and Winston is hustling to sell himself. He hit up PFT Live, admitted he hasn’t won enough games, but swears he can still be a trustworthy QB. And say what you want about him, but the man’s confidence is unshakable.

Winston’s career has been straight-up chaotic—big-money deals, wild stat lines, and way too many ‘bro, what was that?!’ moments. But he’s not just looking for a team—he wants one that actually fits his style. Whether he lands a starting gig or ends up clipboard-cosplaying on the sidelines, one thing’s for sure—he’s not ready to be washed just yet.

So, what’s next? Free agency is about to get messy, and QB-needy teams have a decision to make. Will someone take a chance on Winston and let him cook? Or is this the sad reality check that his NFL career is hitting the credits?